Looking to get into mixing, looking for a first recipe

[Sinsa]

I have a 500ml bottle of 80/20 3mg liquid bard juice base.

Looking for a milky type vape, like milky os from milkman or maybe a fruit cereal or something.

Does anyone know of a recipe I should try for my first time ? I plan on mixing by weight.

 

[Maestro]

Go to the "site that shall not be named" and you'll find thousands and thousands of recipes, many of them rated. Just google eliquid recipes and you'll find it right away. If you click on the right hand column header, it will sort them by ratings. Find a few that look promising, order your flavors and go from there.

If you find bust-a-nut near the top, you're at the right place.

 

[SteveS45]

Welcome @Sinsa and I hope you enjoy your stay!

For new DIY'ers I usually recommend starting slowly or simple by making standalone single flavors so you can find the perfect balance of the flavors before you delve into complex recipes. Good Luck and enjoy your DIY adventure.

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[sofarsogood]

I have a 500ml bottle of 80/20 3mg liquid bard juice base.

Looking for a milky type vape, like milky os from milkman or maybe a fruit cereal or something.

Does anyone know of a recipe I should try for my first time ? I plan on mixing by weight.

Mixing is more about confidence building than anything else. Make some unflavored liquid with the same peercent of PG, VG and nic as one of your favorite pre mixes. Then dilute some of the premix 50-50 or 75/25 and you might find it is just as good as the original after you adjust to the more muted flavor. I use all-in-one flavorings at very low percent. I find premix is too strong. You can start with a very small amount of flavoring and vape it for a while and then add a bit more if needed.

 

[IDJoel]

If you haven't already, you might like to give this a read: CEREAL MILKS
Wayne Walker (Enyawewklaw) is well respected and has lots of great tips for the beginner.

 

[Tbev]

I recommend researching a few recipes then ordering the flavors to make them. You don't want to just do one because it might suck, you wanna try a few then if you like one, check out others made by the same person.

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